Thirty Teams Form Big Chest Drive Plans
An enthusiastic executive committee meeting at the County Club outlined a campaign to mobilize thirty teams for the Community Chest drive. Chair T. T. Robinson announced two doctor teams and eight to ten women teams, with captains listed and speeches by F. A. Smythe, A. L. Garford, C. E. Lesier, and Mayor Jones among others.
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Goerts
T. T. Robinson
F. A. Smythe
A. L. Garford
C. E. Lesier
L. B. Fauver
F. Allen
J. F. Burke
Harry
George Stevens, Jr
A Fe Stark
Cer Vd Martin
C. A. Glass
R. J. Wheau
Chief Stankard
J. H. McKlinney
Ralph Murbach
Spraing
Robinson
Profiteering Probe Gains Big Headway
Washington dispatch reports a nationwide drive against profiteering and food law violators gaining momentum. Attorney General Daugherty urged closer cooperation with state prosecutors as anti trust and interstate commerce rules loom. Officials said state laws have withstood challenges and will be used to pursue profiteers, with emphasis on retail theft and fuel and food law enforcement in key states nationwide.
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Washington
Jlators
Daugherty
Sal
A.torneys
Department of Justices
Iteer
Department of Justice
Chicago
Federal
Trinois
Massachusetts
Kansas
Wisconsin
New York
Pennsylvania
Italian Arrest Over Dan Kaber Slaying Reported
Rome dispatch cites Verturio Scienzo arrested in Italy as alleged killer of Cleveland publisher Dan F. Kaber. Eva Kaber, widow, serving life in Ohio for involvement. sister Alan McArdle acquitted. Trial testimony linked an accomplice plan and motive.
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London
Verturio di Henzo
Impo Baso
Tia
Orusga
Molise
Daniel Kuber
Cleveland
Ohio
Rome
Daily Trees
Lalenzo
Ola de Vetheag
Scianzo
Iber
Om. Kaber
Scienzo
Ferranzana
Mira
Eva Kaber
Dan Kaber
Heraxhter
Alan McArdle
Ring
Marian Moardles
Sleveland
Verturio Scienzo
Camppa
Italy
Dent F. Kaber
Cleveland Pubiieher
Vittorio Piesdi
Bank Bandits Kill Cashier and Bookkeeper at Pearl River Bank
Bandits shot and killed the cashier and the bookkeeper of the First National Bank at Pearl River, N. Y. They escaped in an automobile with two to three hundred dollars stolen from the bank vaults.
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Pearl River
Firet National Bank
Fa Po
Harding Pays Tribute to Old Star Employee
Marion December 29. President Harding replies to Christmas greetings from Martin L. Miller 77 printer and Star's oldest employee. Harding recalls payroll days in 1884 and notes more happiness in humble pursuits than high office, signing off with warm New Year wishes to Miller and his wife.
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Marion
Martin L. Miller
Star
Harding
Miller
Lew
Thare
Patrolman Reed Killed in Toledo Forgery Case
Toledo dispatch reports Patrolman William Reed mortally wounded in a gun battle on Canton and Amith streets during an attempted arrest of a forgery suspect. Reed died shortly after. The suspect was captured and held on murder charges after the confrontation with two other officers.
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Toledo
William Reed
Canton
Amith
Reed
Milkmen Name New Directors for Co-operative Milk Co
The Ohio Farm ere' Co-operative Milk Co. elected ten directors at Hotel Statler Cleveland with no disputes. Directors include Stoddard Medina, Biscell Twinsburg, Stevenson Wellington, Nichols North Eaton, Bel Norwalk, Hink Mansfield, Ewing Sebring, Doike Redford, Hamlin Garrettsville, Gates Chardon. They will convene to select officers. The board may reorganize governance and consider distributing milk directly in Cleveland, cutting middlemen. a committee will study plans and recommendations. Milk delivery drivers will receive five cents per carload after the initial toll period.
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Ohio Farmere’ Co-operative Milk Co
Hotel Statler
Cleveland
B. Stoddard
Medina
B. O. Biscell
Twinsburg
W. Stevenson
Wellington
A. M. Nichols
North Eaton
H. Bel
Norwalk
J. F. Hink
Mans
Dent
Second Disarm Meeting Held Impracticable
Washington dispatch reports a heated naval arms conference session with Elihu Root inspired submarine restriction principles opposed by Japan Italy and France. Delegates adjourned amid sharp remarks and anticipated continued talks as European alignment and France Britain tensions shaped the outcome.
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Washington
Elihu Root
Japan
Italy
France
Germany
County Meeting On State Bonus Tomorrow Night
County officials and organization representatives are urged to meet Friday night to organize volunteers to assist veterans in filing soldiers' adjusted compensation applications. The Sinking Fund Commissioners seek rapid, low-cost processing with county chairmen and secretaries elected ahead of the new year.
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John G. Trice
Boans
Lawrence Webber
Hte
Vulvietiv
Auditor of State
Secretary of State
Attorney General
ormantmUona
American Legion
Red Crown
Aeraish Welfare
Knights of Columbus
Aneh
Trg
Darenttee
Fang Commicnioners
Woman Sheriff Set to Execute Slayer in March
In Allamakee County Iowa Sheriff Mrs Guoda Martindale announced that Kurt Throat, condemned for the murder of Inga Magnuson, will be hanged on March 9 with the sheriff to conduct the execution. Throat was captured after Magnuson’s body was found in a country schoolhouse following a pursuit by bloodhounds aided by farmers.
Revival of Building Trades Opens at Elyria Hall
The Latain Cowits Building Trades committee held its initial meeting at Painter's Hall in Elyria on December 28 1921. Henry Strifler urged united effort to support living standards, while committees were formed to visit locals and unify wage discussions with employers. Delegates from Elyria Oberlin and Vermillion expressed optimism and will report back January 4 at 2 pm to decide on central meetings for building trades workers.
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Caupatsn
Latain Cowits Building Trades
Thie
Ly Block
Hilyria
Tion
Building Trades Mechanics
Henry Strifler
Gulfaio
Vnverteat Federation of Liber
Micetig
Uipo
Aroing Elyria
Oberiin
Vermillion
Painter's Hall
Elyria
Claims Three Yanks Killed At New Jersey
Washington telegram reports that three U S soldiers were allegedly murdered at Camp Merritt New Jersey by three army sergeants. The message cites witnesses including Fred Farrong Carthage New York and Millard Lares Kansas City with details of the assault and a second beating, as of late December.
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New Jersey
Washington
Camp Merritt
Serpeant Smith
Aheegstiogan
Serjeant Lampain
Fred Farrong
Carthage
N. Y
Millard Lares
SA. Joseph
Auto Accidents On Broad Street
Two 2010 accidents occurred on Broad Street. In one crash, David Gordon of 1005 Ulmer Building Cleveland traveled south on West Avenue and crossed Breed Street in Kent. The other incident involved unknown parties on Broad Street with unclear details.
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Broad Street
David Gordon
Ulmer Building
Cleveland
Weat Avenue
Kent
Gordon
Domar M. Bender
Merth Faulrteta
Lawyers Start Dividing Big Divorce Wealth
Chicago December report says lawyers struggle to divide one of the world’s largest fortunes after Edith McCormick’s rapid divorce from Harold F. McCormick of International Harvester. The case involves vast estates and unclear property rights with months still possible for final adjustments.
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Chicago
Edith Ae.Cormick
Harold F. McCormins
International | Urvester Company
WcCarmick
Myre McCcarmick
Harvester
Comany
Subway
Serardine
Four Die After Christmas Moonshine Outbreak
In Allegheny County four youths died from acute alcoholism after a Christmas drinking spree. Coroner Jamison's reports name Walter Kerrs of Pittsburgh, Thomas Reed of Mckersport, Julius Szeperl of Mckersport, and George Sistku of West Homestead as victims. The whiskey was allegedly unaged with no wood alcohol detected.
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Pittsburgh
Mae
Alleghny
Jamison
Stepatvys
Walter Kerrs
Thomas Reed
Mekersport
Julius Szeperl
Kersport
George Sistku
West Homestead
Passenger and Freight Rates Reduced in War Tariff Adjustments
War tariff cuts reduce fares on the green line from here to Cleveland from 76 to 70 cents and Wellington to 34 cents with a 5 cent upper limit. No reductions below 50 cents. Freight shipments exempt from the tariff benefit shippers. effective in January per rail officials.
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Here
Cleveland
Wellington
Yann
Bryinl
Elyria Man Sues For Auto Damage
A. L. Stark of Elyria sues F. F. Overmeyer and co defendants in Dover county court for 9508 dollars alleging his car was damaged on Christmas day when another vehicle driven by an employee of Overmeyer crossed the Center Street road near Yamata road and caused a collision.
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A. L. Stark
Thie City
Bes
F. Overmeyer
Dover
Cleveland
Yamata Road
Overmeyer
Trial set for January in Small embezzlement case
In Waukegan Judge Edwards rules on motions to quash indictments against Governor Len Small and codefendants over alleged embezzlement of state funds. He sustains quashing some counts while allowing others to proceed, citing grand jury legality and procedural points. Trial date set for January 9 at 3 20 am.
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Waukegan
Hie
Dew Goveror
Lea Smit
Claire Wards
Edwards
Fred E. Giertings
Len Small
Vernon Curtin
Sterling
Curtis Jaw
Grant Park
Small
Curtis
Cape
Thie Court
Jute Schwaren
Defenan
Sangamon
Babar
Grand Jurgi
Grand Jury
Waaca
Thane
Supervisora
Sangamon County
Ilinoix
Apa
Prisoners at County Jail Watchpan Camera Test
Sheriff N. v. Backus announced a new camera test to record prisoners. Deputy Fer led the bureau as nine or ten officers plus Chas Schelde managed the operation. The effort aimed to verify the camera’s functionality with the featured detainees identified by name.
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Sherif N. v
Backus
Han
Chee
Schelde
Sherif Fer
Bureau
Lakes
Terakey Adena
Fer
Walter Roy
Kerybert Barlow
Fred Oud
Chas. Schelde
Brel
Thay
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Missouri
King
Ufattomen
Illinois
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